'Skeptical optimism': Faith leaders share their hopes for the incoming Trump administration

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : BIBLE SALES SURGE THANKS TO FRESH EDITIONS, NEW BUYERS LOOKING FOR 'THINGS THAT FEEL MORE SOLID,' REPORT FINDSLorenzo Sewell, senior pastor at 180 Church in Detroit, said Trump has the opportunity to go down as "the greatest president in history" if he plays his cards right.
65% : He added that it would be beneficial if Trump embraced parts of the Biden administration's national strategy on Islamophobia.
52% : I also anticipate an administration that values the contributions of people of faith, not as something to tolerate but as an essential cornerstone of our nation."With respect to the Jewish community, Rabbi Abraham Cooper, the former chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom and director of Global Social Action at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said antisemitism, particularly on social media and on college campuses, and the "embrace of the Hamas narrative," are a top priority.
42% : CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFor Tarin, the biggest hope among the Muslim community, he says, is that there is not a repeat of the 2020 order by Trump that prevented people from certain Muslim countries from coming to the U.S."No. 2, the hope is that all Americans, including American Muslims, their civil rights and civil liberties and the issues that they've been advocating for are protected.

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